- Yeah. - Yeah.
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[rumbling, whooshing]
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- Clark? - Get back! Get back!
[high-pitched whine]
[breathing heavily] It's breaking out.
- I'll call John Henry. - He won't be able to stop it.
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[soldiers shouting]
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- Irons, do you copy? Irons!
I can't get him to wake up! - Wake up?
- Biorhythms indicate he's unconscious.
- John, it's Lois! We need you to wake up!
It's happening. Wake up, John!
- Lois-- - John, it broke out.
- Send my suit!
- But, John, you only have a few remaining solar charges.
- Just send it!
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[car alarm blaring]
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Where is it?
- Be there in five,
four, three,
two, one.
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- [speaking alien language]
[high-pitched ringing]
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- [breathing heavily]
[alarm blaring]
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- So that thing in the mines, that was you?
- It wasn't an exact doppelganger,
but, yes, it was definitely some version of me.
- Any chance this could be the evil Superman from your world?
Somehow got here the same way you and your daughter did?
- No, that wasn't, uh--that wasn't the Kal-El from my earth.
Red solar flares actually affected him.
Plus, Nat didn't get here the same way I did.
- You won't like this, Clark, but I got to call Anderson.
- Sam, no.
- There's a bizarre version of Superman on the loose.
- And if he sends in those kids,
this thing will destroy them. - They're not kids, Clark.
And even Superman needs to admit when he needs help.
- He's right.
You shouldn't try to stop this guy on your own.
- He won't have to.
- You think the two of you will be enough?
- We'll find out.
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